The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-10-06

". e. 7. L. convention
Rev. See has opened his book store
In the Hubbard building in the Kan
sas Wesleyan addition.
The chautauqua supplies at /. A..
Wills are all in and on the shelves,
ready for use. Call and see them.
The SaIina & Lincoln branch has
stopped a LuRay for the winter.
LuRsy il just north Of Bunker Hill.
George J.. Page, Of Crswn Point,
has purchased an interest in the Anti
Monop0iist al Enterprise. He called
upon us to-day.
The Herald has received instruc-
tions 20 cease publishing pufis Of
Mr.. Martin. The effect IL democrat
iEing upon Republicans.
Mr.. :. Pearson has completed the
purchase Of the lot corner Of Fourth
and Ash steeis, on which he will
erect the buildings for his carriage
factory.
IL j. probable that Misses Katie
aud sarah DOnegan. with their faith
er, will accompany Daniel Donegan
20 California, when he returns TO
that state.
Mr.. Russell, q plasterer, has been
appointed var i-master st the L. p.
depot. Knowing Mr.. Russell, per-
sonaIly, we believe the appointment
10 be a good one.
Robert H. stephens and wife, Of
Newport, Ind, are in the city, with
q view Of locating. They are old
friends Of c. :. Davis, the real es-
tate man. Mr.. Stephens is ieweler
by trade.
The Abilene gun club hold a
grand tournament on their grounds
in this city October 10 and IL. Pre-
partitions are being made to make ii
one OF the biggest and best events Of
the kind ever held i'm Kansas.
Mrs. Lockley, the wife Of the
editor Of the late Arkansas City
Trdrcler, was a delegate to the w.
&. r. L. convention. She is most
pleasant lady. Mr.. LOckley was
former publisher Of the Tribune at
salt Lake City.
The Pacific Railway, Of Kansas,
has filed articles i'm Nebraska cOnsol-
idating with the Pacific Railway Of
the state. The road as consolidated
will extend from Warwick, Kan, to
Hastings, Neb. II is branch Of the
Missouri Pacific.
John Almquist, farmer Of Greedy
township, died ON Wednesday
Of last week Of typhoid fe-
yer, and i'm the evening his little
daughter, who had been sick for sew
eral weeks, also died. He leaves a
widow and i've children. The funer-
ais Of both occurred to-day.
Commencing October 10Th and
continuing several days, the TWEEN
tieth annual convention Of the
Evangelical Lutheran synod Of Kan
sas will be held in this city. a large
number Of delegates are expected to
be present.-AJiicRc Gazette.
capt. Bartlett, County Attorney
Moore, and Capt. Smith returned
from st. Louis this morning. They
report a good time, but say that the
rain interfered seriously with the
carrying out Of the program. As
they went TO thee train i'm st. Louis,
there were acres Of people standing
around the depot waiting for their
trains to bear them away.
Herb. Randolph, wife and jun
arrived Thursday from Kentucky
to visit with Mr.. and Mrs. :. NJ.
Palmer. by the appearance Of Mr..
Randolph the climate i'm cold Kan
tuck" must agree perfectly with him,
as he is a good forty pounds heavier
than when he left Saliua a yesr ago.
They will remain here some tire
while Mr.. Randolph works this por-
tiOn Of his territory.
Money is apt to be used In the in-
terest Of certain candidates. c. 5.
Radclif, the leader Of the Martin
faction, has said that Martin has to
be elected no matter how much il
costs. Constable Olson, Of Bavaria,
relates that w. w. Bartlett said to
him thst Forsse ought not to be a
candidate against him Bartlett
forgets that he owes his nomination
before to FOrsse). But" said
Bartlett, "he will not get there, for
have plenty OF money
AN. Campbell, candidate before
the republican convention for regis
ter Of deeds, is one Of the best quail
fled Inen in Saline county. He is a
man among men, and has mani
tested his liberality and generosity
at all times. The people are with
him, and only by trickery can he be
defeated. Let the republicans
everywhere go to the primaries next
"Wednesday and see that delegates
are selected who will vote for A. VI.
Campbell for register Of deeds.
c. s. Radclif is telling on the
streets that A. NJ. Campbell has
withdrawn from the race. This IL
not true. Neither has he or his sup
pOrters had anything to do with the
independent candidacy Of Miss Wer-
~. He will be out OF the race only
when the convention defeats him.
We trust no one will heed the cleo
ton canards Of the Charley Martin
crowd.
The city schools are appealing for
more rOOm-for the completion Of
the new buildings to be hurried up.
In one room there are ninety-eight
scholars and in another seventy
two; in the two buildings almost
thousand scholars. There are four
teen rooms aud nineteen teachers
retained i'm them. The attendance
continues to increase. A few rooms
sre short to supply the demand-in
one instance 20 exceed over twenty
s..t. TIA. aroy-fls.H condition of the